Resilient structure

ABSTRACT

A resilient structure includes an inner blocking unit, an outer blocking unit, and an elastomer unit. A pressured section is disposed on an outer surface of the inner blocking unit. A securing portion is disposed on an inner surface of the pressured section. Another pressured section is disposed on an outer surface of the outer blocking unit. Another securing portion is disposed on an inner surface of the pressured section. Pressure resisting sections are respectively disposed on an inner and an outer end of the elastomer unit. The pressure resisting sections are respectively confined by the securing portions disposed on the blocking units. A pressure-release portion is formed between the pressure resisting sections of the elastomer unit. The pressure-release portion absorbs pressure and store resilient force for elastic recovery.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates to a resilient structure, and moreparticularly, to a resilient structure comprises an inner blocking unit,an outer blocking unit, and an elastomer unit. By using a securingportion disposed on the inner blocking unit, a pressure-resistingsection disposed on an inner end of the elastomer unit is confined; byusing a securing portion disposed on the outer blocking unit, apressure-resisting section disposed on an outer end of the elastomerunit is confined. When the resilient structure is pressured, apressure-release portion of the elastomer unit absorbs an externalpressure and stores a resilient force for elastic recovery.

2. Description of Related Art

Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, two conventional resilient structurescommonly known to the public are: metallic coil spring (as shown inFIG. 1) and rubber resilient unit (as shown in FIG. 2). Both of theseresilient structures are widely applied in different fields.

The conventional metallic coil spring as shown in FIG. 1 has been widelyused in many products and device, however, the conventional metalliccoil spring has the following drawbacks:

First of all, the metallic coil spring is made from heavy-weightedmetallic material, therefore, for product that requires light weight,the weight of the metallic coil spring can be very bothersome to productdesigners and users.

Secondly, the manufacturing procedure of the metallic coil spring isusually: wound in a helix form, heat-treatment, shot peening, grindingon both ends, and pre-loading. Therefore, the process is complicated andtime is costed. Furthermore, the metallic coil spring is magneticconductive, and is not adaptable to all products.

To overcome the above mentioned drawbacks of the metallic coil spring,the rubber resilient unit as shown in FIG. 2 has been developed. Therubber resilient unit uses its deformability to absorb pressure and tostore resilient force for elastic recovery; however, the rubberresilient unit also has the following drawbacks:

Firstly, an extent of compression of the rubber resilient unit isrelatively small compares to a length of the rubber resilient unit,therefore, when a greater extent of compression is required, the lengthof the rubber resilient unit has to be increased or a plurality ofresilient units is required, thereby a size of the resilient unit isexpanded, also a total weight of the resilient unit is increased.

Secondly, the rubber resilient unit absorbs pressure from itscircumferential lateral surfaces when being compressed, the compressionstroke of the rubber resilient unit is relatively short, and due to ashape deformation when the resilient unit compressed, the rubberresilient unit is incapable to release the pressure absorbed; therefore,the short compression stroke causes the circumferential lateral surfaceof the rubber resilient unit to expand or bulge, and eventually causingthe circumferential lateral surface to crack due to overly-deformed.

Last, an elastic load of the rubber resilient unit is directlyproportional to a cross-sectional area and density of the rubberresilient unit. It has been test proven that, when grooves are formed ona periphery of the rubber resilient unit, or a through hole is radiallydefined in the rubber resilient unit for accommodating deformation, anincrement to the compression stroke is poor, yet the elastic load of therubber resilient unit is substantially decreased.

In order to overcome the above mentioned drawbacks of conventionalresilient structures, the present invention has arisen.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The main objective of the present invention is to provide a resilientstructure with increased elastic load, increase the compression raterelative to a length of the elastomer unit, increment to compressionstroke, reduction in size and weight, and extension in useful life.

To achieve the objective, the resilient structure in accordance with thepresent invention comprises an inner blocking unit, an outer blockingunit, and an elastomer unit. By applying securing portions disposed onan outer surface of the inner blocking unit and the outer blocking unit,pressure resisting sections respectively disposed on an inner and outerend of the elastomer unit are confined. Thereby the elastic load of thepresent invention is increased. In addition, a pressure-release portionformed in the elastomer unit provides a compression space, whichsignificantly increases the compression stroke and a compression raterelative to a length of the resilient structure of the presentinvention. The pressure-release portion also absorbs pressure and storesresilient force for elastic recovery.

A second advantage of the present invention is that the size and weightof the present invention are reduced compare to that of the conventionalresilient structures. Compare to the conventional rubber resilient unit,the compression stroke of the present invention is significantlyincreased, and the compression rate relative to a length of theresilient structure is also increased. Thereby, the size of theresilient structure in accordance with the present is reduced. Inaddition, the elastomer unit of the present invention is made fromelastic rubber material or elastic plastic material. The weight of thepresent invention is comparatively lighter to that of the conventionalmetallic coil spring. Therefore, by comparing the conventional rubberresilient units and metallic coil spring with the present invention, itcan be concluded that the present invention has a structure which islight-weighted and small in size.

A third advantage of the present invention is that it does not crackeasily, and therefore the useful life of the present invention isprolonged. The pressure-release portion of the present inventionprovides a compression space for accommodating the inner and outerblocking units when the inner and the outer blocking units arepressured, and the pressure-release portion also provides a room foraccommodating compression and deformation of the elastomer unit.Therefore, when the elastomer unit is compressed, it is not deformed,and does not crack easily. The useful life is thereby prolonged.

A fourth advantage is that the resilient structure in accordance withthe present invention can be used individually or more than oneresilient structures can be applied simultaneously by stacking theresilient structures together to effectively increase the compressionstroke of the present invention.

Furthermore, each of the inner blocking unit, the outer blocking unitand the elastomer unit is an individual element that can be manufacturedseparately. The inner and outer blocking units are used to respectivelyconfine the pressure resisting sections disposed on the inner and outerend of the elastomer unit; such that the when pressured sectionsdisposed on the inner and outer blocking units are compressed, theelastomer unit absorbs the pressure and stores resilient force forelastic recovery.

The inner blocking unit, outer blocking unit, and the elastomer unit arecombined by applying a pre-arranged method (i.e. by adhering, tighteningpress fitting, hot embossing, integrally-injection . . . etc), or theelements can be combined by merely abutting against each other.

On the other hand, a double injection method may also be applied, suchthat the inner blocking unit, the outer blocking unit, and the elastomerunit form an integral part. The inner blocking unit and the outerblocking unit are made by plastic injection molding using hard plasticmaterial, and the elastomer unit is also injection-molded in the samemolding, such that the hard plastic material and the elastomer unit areintegrally formed.

In addition, a buckling portion can be formed on a connecting surface ofthe resilient structure in accordance with the present invention. Eachbuckling portion of the resilient structure includes a plurality of maleand female buckles, such that when more than one resilient structure isstackingly combined, the male and female buckles of the resilientstructures are meshed to ensure the resilient structures are firmlycombined.

When more than one resilient structure in accordance with the presentinvention are stackingly combined, a guiding post axially passes throughan inner hole defined in the inner blocking units, and a guiding tubesleeves on an outer periphery of the outer blocking units for confiningthe inner blocking units and the outer blocking units from biasing whenthe inner and outer blocking units are compressed. A plurality ofresisting units is respectively disposed on an outer periphery of theinner hole of the inner blocking units and a surface of the outerperiphery of the outer blocking units. Therefore, by a support of theguiding post and the guiding tube, and a friction of the resistingunits, the resilient structures are steadily positioned when they arecompressed, thereby the resilient structures are smoothly functioned.

Last, configurations of the inner blocking unit, outer blocking unit,and the elastomer unit in accordance with the present invention can befreely configured to different shapes to adapt to different products.

Further benefits and advantages of the present invention will becomeapparent after a careful reading of the detailed description withappropriate reference to the accompanying drawings.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a metallic coil spring in accordancewith the prior art;

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a rubber resilient unit in accordancewith the prior art;

FIG. 3 is a partially cross-sectional perspective view of a resilientstructure in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view to show the resilient structure inaccordance with the present invention;

FIGS. 5-6 are cross-sectional views to show a pressure-release portionof the resilient structure in accordance with the present invention,wherein the pressure-release portion is in a curve;

FIG. 7 is a partially cross-sectional perspective view to show abuckling portion of the resilient structure in accordance with thepresent invention;

FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view to show the buckling portion of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view to show a plurality of resilientstructures in accordance with the present invention, wherein theplurality of resilient structures are stackingly combined via thebuckling portions;

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view to show inner blocking units and outerblocking units of the resilient structure in accordance with the presentinvention, wherein the inner and outer blocking units are incorresponding T-shapes;

FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view to show a plurality of resisting unitsdisposed on the resilient structures in accordance with the presentinvention;

FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view to show the inner blocking unitco-operating with an elastomer unit of the resilient structure inaccordance with the present invention;

FIG. 13 is a cross-sectional view to show the outer blocking unitco-operating with the elastomer unit of the resilient structure inaccordance with the present invention;

FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view to show the elastomer unit of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 15 is an exploded perspective view to show an eleventh embodimentof the resilient structure in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 16 is a plane view to show the eleventh embodiment of the resilientstructure in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 17 is a cross-sectional view to show the eleventh embodiment of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention;

FIG. 18 is a perspective view to show a seventh embodiment of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention; whereinthe resilient structure is integrally injection-molded; and

FIG. 19 is a cross-sectional view to show the seventh embodiment theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention; whereinthe resilient structure is integrally injection-molded.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Referring to FIGS. 3-4, a resilient unit in accordance with the presentinvention comprises an inner blocking unit 10, an outer blocking unit20, and an elastomer unit 30. The inner blocking unit 10 is made fromhard material. A pressured section 11 is disposed on an outer surface ofthe inner blocking unit 10 for bearing operating pressure. A securingportion 12 is disposed on an inner surface of the pressured section 11.The securing portion 12 includes a first securing portion 121 and asecond securing portion 122.

The outer blocking unit 20 is made from hard material. Another pressuredsection 21 is disposed on an outer surface of the outer blocking unit 20for bearing operating pressure. Another securing portion 22 is disposedon an inner surface of the pressured section 11. The other securingportion 22 includes a third securing portion 221 and a fourth securingportion 222.

The elastomer unit 30 is made from elastic plastic material or elasticrubber-type material. A pressure resisting section 31 is disposed on asurface of an inner end of the elastomer unit 30. The pressure resistingsection 31 includes a first pressure resisting section 311 and a secondpressure resisting section 312. The first and second pressure resistingsections 311/312 respectively abut against the first and second securingportions 121/122 disposed on the inner blocking unit 10. Anotherpressure resisting section 32 is disposed on a surface of an outer endof the elastomer unit 30. The other pressure resisting section 32includes a third pressure resisting section 321 and a fourth pressureresisting section 322. The third and fourth pressure resisting sections321/322 respectively abut against the third and fourth securing portions221/222 disposed on the outer blocking unit 20.

A pressure-release portion 33 is formed between the pressure resistingsections 31/32 of the elastomer unit 30. The pressure-release portion 33has an inclination 331 respective to the pressured sections 11 21disposed on the inner and outer blocking units 10/20. When the innerblocking unit 10, outer blocking unit 20, and the elastomer unit 30 arecombined, the inclination 331 of the pressure-release portion 33provides a compression space for accommodating the inner blocking unit10, outer blocking unit 20, and the elastomer unit 30 when they arepressured. The pressure-release portion 33 also provides a room foraccommodating compression and deformation of the elastomer unit 30.Changes in a length of the pressure-release portion 33 changes acompression stroke of the resilient structure. A size and a thickness ofthe pressure-release portion 33 adjust an elastic load of the resilientstructure.

The pressure resisting sections 31/32 disposed on the inner and outerend of the elastomer unit 30 respectively abut against the securingportions 12/22 disposed on the surfaces of the inner and outer blockingunits 10/20. When an external pressure is exerted on the pressuredsections 11/21, the inner blocking unit 10 and the outer blocking unit20 are drawn close to each other. Due to the pressure resisting sections31/32 are respectively confined by the securing portions 12/22 disposedon the inner and outer blocking units 10/20, the pressure-releaseportion 33 absorbs the external pressure and stores a resilient forcefor elastic recovery. When the external pressure is lowered or hasdisappeared, the resilient forced for elastic recovery stored in thepressure-release portion 33 pushes the inner and outer blocking units10/20 to retrieve to their initial states. In the present embodiment,the pressure transmits from the pressured sections 11/21 to thepressure-release portion 33, such that the pressure-release portion 33absorbs the pressure and stores resilient force for elastic recovery.Therefore, the present invention provides an improved resilientstructure with the following advantages: pressure-absorbing, increaseselastic load, has a better resilient force for elastic recovery,light-weighted, small in size, and has a long compression stroke.

With reference to FIG. 5 to FIG. 6, that shows a second embodiment ofthe resilient structure in accordance with the present invention. Theelements and effects of the second embodiment which are the same withthe first embodiment are not described, only the differences aredescribed. In this embodiment, the inclination 331 of thepressure-release portion 33 is substituted with a curve 332.

With reference to FIG. 7 to FIG. 9, that shows a third embodiment of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention. Theelements and effects of the third embodiment which are the same with thefirst embodiment are not described, only the differences are described.In this embodiment, the inner blocking unit 10 and the outer blockingunit 20 each has a buckling portion (not numbered) disposed on an outersurface thereof. Each buckling portion includes a plurality of malebuckles 13 and a plurality female buckles 14. When more than oneresilient structure in accordance with the present invention is applied,the resilient structures are stackingly combined via the bucklingportion.

In this embodiment, the male buckles 13 and female buckles 14 arealternately disposed on the pressured section 11 of the inner blockingunit 10. Thereby, the inner blocking units 10 are freely stacked via themale and female buckles 13/14, such that more than one resilientstructures can be combined. In addition, the male buckles 13 and femalebuckles 14 are alternately disposed on the pressured section 21 of theouter blocking unit 20. Thereby each of the inner blocking units 10 andthe outer blocking units 20 are stackingly combined via the male andfemale buckles 13/14, such that more than one resilient structure can befreely stacked to increase a quantity of the resilient structures thatare applied.

With reference to FIG. 10, that shows a fourth embodiment of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention. Theelements and effects of the fourth embodiment which are the same withthe first embodiment are not described, only the differences aredescribed. In this embodiment, the inner and outer blocking units 10/20are adapted to have various shapes. A transversal cross-sectional shapeof the inner blocking 40 unit is a T-Shape. A transversalcross-sectional shape of the outer blocking unit 50 is a T-shapecorresponding to the shape of the inner blocking unit 40. Two elastomerunits 30 are respectively secured by applying only one inner blockingunit 40 and one outer blocking unit 50. In addition, two pressuredsections 11/21 are respectively disposed on the surfaces of the innerblocking unit 10 and the outer blocking unit 10 which are respectivelydisposed on two ends of a stacked resilient structure. Thereby, elementsrequired for comprising the resilient structure is reduced.

With reference to FIG. 11, that shows a fifth embodiment of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention. Theelements and effects of the fifth embodiment which are the same with thefirst embodiment are not described, only the differences are described.In this embodiment, the resilient structure is adapted to apply ondifferent products, and the resilient structure is therefore disposed ina reserved space in the product. A guiding post 60 is disposed in thereserved space. The inner blocking unit 10 has an inner hole (notnumbered) defined therein. The guiding post 60 axially passes throughthe inner hole. A guiding tube 61 is also disposed in the reservedspace. A plurality of resisting units 15 abuts against the guiding post60 and the inner blocking units 10. Another plurality of resisting unitsabuts against the outer blocking units 20 and an inner periphery of theguiding tube 61. The guiding tube 61 sleeves on the outer peripheries ofthe outer blocking units 20. The resisting units 15/25 arewear-resistant, such that the guiding post 60 and guiding tube 61smoothly friction with the resilient structure during operating state.By a co-operation with the guiding post 60 and the guiding tube 61, thestacked resilient structures are stabilized in the operating state.

In addition to the previous embodiment, a sixth embodiment of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention is herebydescribed. The elements and effects of the sixth embodiment which arethe same with the first embodiment are not described, only thedifferences are described. In this embodiment, a method for combiningthe inner blocking unit 10, the outer blocking unit 20, and theelastomer unit 30 is described. A fist step is to place the innerblocking unit 10 and the outer blocking unit 20 in an injection-mold.Then the inner blocking unit 10 and the outer blocking unit 20 areintegrally injection-molded with the elastomer unit 30.

In addition to the previous embodiment, a seventh embodiment of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention is herebydescribed. The elements and effects of the seventh embodiment which arethe same with the first embodiment are not described, only thedifferences are described. In this embodiment, the inner blocking unit10, the outer blocking unit 20, and the elastomer unit 30 aresimultaneously formed by integrally-injection molding (as shown in FIGS.18 to 19). In addition, the resisting units 15/25 are respectivelyformed on an inner periphery of the inner blocking unit 10 and an outerperiphery of the outer blocking unit 20 by injection-molding.

In addition to the previous embodiment, an eighth embodiment of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention is herebydescribed. The elements and effects of the eighth embodiment which arethe same with the first embodiment are not described, only thedifferences are described. In this embodiment, the inner blocking unit10, the outer blocking unit 20, and the elastomer unit 30 are integrallyformed by a double-injection method in a mold. The resisting units 15/25respectively disposed on the inner periphery of the inner blocking unit10 and the outer periphery of the outer blocking unit 20 are alsointegrally formed with the inner blocking unit 10, the outer blockingunit 20, and the elastomer unit 30.

With reference to FIG. 12, that shows a ninth embodiment of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention. Theelements and effects of the ninth embodiment which are the same with thefirst embodiment are not described, only the differences are described.In this embodiment, when applying the present invention on productsrequiring lower elastic load, the pressure resisting section 31 disposedon the inner end of the elastomer unit 30 is confined by the securingportion 12 disposed on the inner blocking unit 10. The third pressureresisting section 321 disposed on the outer end of the elastomer unit 30receives the external pressure. The external pressure transmits from thepressured section 11 disposed on the inner blocking unit 10 and thethird pressure resisting section 321 disposed on the inner end of theelastomer unit 30 to the pressure-release portion 33 formed in theelastomer unit 30, such that the pressure-release unit 33 absorbs theexternal pressure and stores resilient force for elastic recovery.Further referring to FIG. 13, the pressure resisting section 32 disposedon the outer end of the elastomer unit 30 is confined by the securingportion 22 disposed on the outer blocking unit 20. The first pressureresisting section 311 disposed on the inner end of the elastomer unit 30receives external pressure. The external pressure transmits from thepressured section 21 disposed on the outer blocking unit 20 and thefirst pressure resisting section 311 to the pressure-release portion 33of the elastomer unit 30, such that the pressure-release portion 33absorbs the external pressure and store resilient force for elasticrecovery. In this embodiment, one of the pressure resisting sections31/32 disposed on the inner or outer end of the elastomer unit 30 is notconfined by the corresponding securing portions 12/22. Such that theelastic load of the elastomer unit 30 is lowered.

With reference to FIG. 14, that shows a tenth embodiment of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention. Theelements and effects of the tenth embodiment which are the same with thefirst embodiment are not described, only the differences are described.In this embodiment, when applying the resilient structure in accordancewith the present invention on products requiring even lower elasticload, both the pressure resisting sections 31/32 disposed on the innerand outer end of the elastomer unit 30 are not confined by thecorresponding securing portions 12/22. The external pressure transmitsfrom the first and the third pressure resisting sections 311/321 to thepressure-release portion 33 of the elastomer unit 30, such that thepressure-release portion 33 absorbs the external pressure and storesresilient force for elastic recovery.

With reference to FIG. 15-17, that shows an eleventh embodiment of theresilient structure in accordance with the present invention. Theelements and effects of the eleventh embodiment which are the same withthe first embodiment are not described, only the differences aredescribed. In this embodiment, the inner blocking unit 10, the outerblocking unit 20, and the elastomer unit 30 are configured to variousshapes to adapt to different products. Only one configuration isdescribed hereinbelow.

In the present embodiment, the inner blocking unit 70, the outerblocking unit 80, and the elastomer unit 90 are configured toco-ordinate with a shape of a shoe. The pressured section 71 is disposedon an outer peripheral portion (not numbered) of the inner blocking unit70. The securing portions 72 are disposed in an interior of the innerblocking unit 70. Each of the securing portions 72 includes a firstsecuring portion 721 and a second securing portion 722.

The other pressured section 81 is disposed on an outer peripheralportion (not numbered) of the outer blocking unit 80. The securingportions 821/822 are disposed in an interior of the outer blocking unit80. Each of the securing portions 821/822 includes a third securingportion 821 and a fourth securing portion 822.

A pressure resisting section 91 is disposed on the surface of the innerend of the elastomer unit. The pressure resisting section 91 includes afirst pressure resisting section 911 and a second pressure resistingsection 912. The first and the second pressure resisting sections911/912 respectively abut against the first and the second securingportions 721/722 disposed on the inner blocking unit 70.

Another pressure resisting section 92 is disposed on the surface of theouter end of the elastomer unit 90. The pressure resisting section 92includes a third pressure resisting section 921 and a fourth pressureresisting section 922. The third and the fourth pressure resistingsections 921/922 respectively abut against the third and fourth securingportions 821/822 disposed on the outer blocking unit 80.

The pressure-release portion 93 is formed between the pressure-resistingsections 92 disposed on the inner and outer ends of the elastomer unit90. The pressure-release portion 93 has an inclination 931 respective tothe pressured sections 71/81 disposed on the inner and outer blockingunits 70/80. The inclination 931 of the pressure-release portion 93provides a compression space for accommodating the inner blocking unit70, outer blocking unit 80, and the elastomer unit 90 when they arepressured. When the external pressure is exerted, the pressure-releaseportion 93 absorbs the external pressure and stores resilient force forelastic recovery.

The present embodiment provides a shock-absorbing and elastic recoveryeffects to the shoe, such that a comfort is enhanced and a liftingmotion of a leg is easier when a user wears the shoe.

In the embodiment previously described, a cross-sectional configurationof the pressure-release portion 93 in accordance with the presentinvention can be: oblique line, curve line, straight line, or scoreline.

In view of the above description, it can be concluded that the presentinvention may be applied individually, or the user may freely apply morethan one resilient structure in accordance with the present invention bysimply stacking the resilient structures together. In addition, thepresent invention not only provides an enhanced pressure absorbingeffect, but also provides a better elastic recovery, increases elasticload and compression stroke, light in weight, small in size, and has along usage life.

Although the invention has been explained in relation to its preferredembodiment, it is to be understood that many other possiblemodifications and variations can be made without departing from thespirit and scope of the invention as hereinafter claimed.

1. A resilient structure comprising an inner blocking unit and anelastomer unit, characterized in that: the inner blocking unit having apressured section disposed on an outer surface thereof; a securingportion disposed on an inner surface of the pressured section; and theelastomer unit connected with the inner blocking unit, the elastomerunit made from elastic plastic material or elastic rubber material, apressure resisting section disposed on a surface of an inner end of theelastomer unit; another pressure resisting section disposed on a surfaceof an outer end of the elastomer unit; the pressure resisting sectiondisposed on the inner end of the elastomer unit being confined by thesecuring portion disposed on the surface of the inner blocking unit; apressure-release portion formed between the pressure resisting sectionsdisposed on the inner and outer ends of the elastomer unit; thepressure-release portion has an inclination respective to the pressuredsection disposed on the outer surface of the inner blocking unit and theother pressure resisting section disposed on the surface of the outerend of elastomer unit; wherein the inclination of the elastomer unitallows the inner blocking unit and the elastomer unit to compress anddeform in operating state.
 2. The resilient structure as claimed inclaim 1, wherein the inner blocking unit and the elastomer unit areintegrally formed in a same mold.
 3. A resilient structure comprising anouter blocking unit and an elastomer unit, characterized in that: theouter blocking unit having a pressured section disposed on an outersurface thereof; a securing portion disposed on an inner surface of thepressured section; and the elastomer unit connected with the outerblocking unit, the elastomer unit made from elastic plastic material orelastic rubber material, a pressure resisting section disposed on asurface of an inner end of the elastomer unit; another pressureresisting section disposed on a surface of an outer end of the elastomerunit; the other pressure resisting section disposed on the outer end ofthe elastomer unit being confined by the securing portion disposed onthe inner surface of the outer blocking unit; a pressure-release portionformed between the pressure resisting sections disposed on the surfacesof the inner and outer ends of the elastomer unit; the pressure-releaseportion has an inclination respective to the pressured section disposedon the outer surface of the outer blocking unit and the pressureresisting section disposed on the surface of the inner end of elastomerunit; wherein the inclination of the elastomer unit allows the outerblocking unit and the elastomer unit to compress and deform in operatingstate.
 4. The resilient structure as claimed in claim 3, wherein theouter blocking unit and the elastomer unit are integrally formed in asame mold.
 5. A resilient structure comprising an inner blocking unit,an outer blocking unit, and an elastomer unit, characterized in that:the inner blocking unit having a pressured section disposed on an outersurface thereof; a securing portion disposed on an inner surface of thepressured section; the outer blocking unit having a pressured sectiondisposed on an outer surface thereof; a securing portion disposed on aninner surface of the pressured section; and the elastomer unitinterposed between the securing portions of the inner and outer blockingunits, the elastomer unit being made from elastic plastic material orelastic rubber material; a pressure resisting section disposed on asurface of an inner end of the elastomer unit; another pressureresisting section disposed on a surface of an outer end of the elastomerunit; the other pressure resisting section disposed on the outer end ofthe elastomer unit being confined by the securing portion disposed onthe inner surface of the outer blocking unit; a pressure-release portionformed between the pressure resisting sections disposed on the inner andouter ends of the elastomer unit; the pressure-release portion has aninclination respective to the pressured section disposed on the outersurface of the inner blocking unit and the other pressured sectiondisposed on the outer surface of the outer blocking unit; wherein theinclination of the elastomer unit allows the inner blocking unit, theouter blocking unit, and the elastomer unit to compress and deform inoperating state.
 6. The resilient structure as claimed in claim 5,wherein the inner blocking unit, the outer blocking unit, and theelastomer unit are integrally formed in a same mold.
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